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Judge releases purported Jeffrey Epstein suicide note
(edition.cnn.com)
The note was reportedly discovered in July 2019 by Epstein’s cellmate, Nicholas Tartaglione, a former police officer convicted of quadruple murder. The cellmate had said he revived Epstein during the initial unsuccessful suicide attempt. A law enforcement source and a source familiar with the incident told CNN at the time that Epstein was found in his Manhattan jail cell with marks on his neck. “Jeffrey Epstein tried killing himself when he was in the cell with me. I woke up, I brought him back with CPR. And to prove this point, Jeffrey Epstein wrote a suicide note,” Tartaglione told influencer and writer Jessica Reed Kraus last year.
The note “was in my book, yeah, when I got back into the cell, I opened my book to read, and there it was. And he wrote it and stuck it in the book,” he added.
Tartaglione asserted his lawyers had handwriting experts authenticate the note, the Times reported.
lol "yeah i saved Jeff from killing himself the first time actually"
Jessica Reed Kraus is an American writer, Instagram influencer, and former mommyblogger who writes the newsletter House Inhabit. The newsletter covers celebrity gossip, conspiracy theories, and American politics
are we sure the cop wasn't some sort of failed hitman (
"I put Tortellioni on the job, he was already in the slammer for killing those 4 people for stealing the money he invested in bringing back some coke from Mexico after his retirement from the force. Told him Tony would maybe be able to help work get him out if he made it look like Epstein tried to kill himself")
On July 23 at 1:27 am, a guard responded to a body alarm in the housing unit and found a semiconscious Epstein on the floor of his cell with injuries to his neck. According to Tartaglione, who was interviewed by prison officials several days later, he was sleeping on the floor of their cell when he felt something touch his foot. After removing his headphones and taking off a sheet covering his head, he found Epstein sitting on the floor of the cell with his eyes open. Tartaglione called his name several times without response, causing him to bang on the cell door and call out to the guards. In a 2024 letter Tartaglione sent to a judge as part of his motion for a new trial, he also claimed to have performed CPR on Epstein.
An unnamed guard, who removed Epstein from the cell and placed him on a stretcher, reported that Epstein accused Tartaglione of trying to kill him. According to the guard, Epstein stated that a week earlier, Tartaglione had been given a copy of Daily News where he learned that Epstein was worth US$77,000,000. After that, Tartaglione had tried to extort him—threatening to beat him up if he did not pay him money
alright i was joking but upon doing like 2 seconds of googling i'm actually convinced i'm right and that Tartaglione wrote this bullshit letter which is why it is basically incoherent. 'No fun at all - not worth it' yeah ok that's how i'd end my suicide letter too
probably